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Stocks surged on Wall Street after plunging more than 2,000 points yesterday — the market's worst day since the financial crisis of 2008.

An elderly man who recently traveled to Washington state is Hawaii’s second presumptive case of coronavirus, state officials announced Sunday.

The man in his 90s, from Oahu, is now “very ill” and hospitalized at Kaiser Moanalua Medical Center.

Latest details on the coronavirus outbreak following two confirmed cases in Hawaii, and hundreds more across the U.S.

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#LIVE: In a desperate bid the halt the spread of cases, Italy has extended their coronavirus lockdown to the entire country.

We've got the latest on this developing story and more national and local headlines in today's "This is Now" digital show from the @HawaiiNewsNow Digital Center.

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The New York Stock Exchange halted trading for 15 minutes after the Dow Jones Industrial Average plummeted nearly 1,900 points at open amid coronavirus fears and oil prices.

An Oahu resident who traveled on a cruise ship in early February that’s been linked to more than two dozen cases of coronavirus has tested positive for the virus after returning to the islands and falling ill, the governor announced Friday.

Six people were injured overnight after a bombing near the U.S. Embassy in Tunisia. Plus, the results from coronavirus tests taken aboard a cruise ship docked off California are expected today.

Seniors are particularly at risk when it comes to the coronavirus. That’s why Lt. Gov. Josh Green says he has already reached out to state agencies that deal with the elderly to determine safety measures.

Hawaii News Now Sunrise hosted a panel discussion with Hawaii's top government officials and medical experts — including Gov. David Ige and Dr. Bruce Anderson, the director of the state Department of Health — to address questions and concerns about COVID-19. The panel was held over the course of about two and a half hours, but the segments have been condensed for our podcast audience.

A cruise ship that passed through Hawaii is now linked to a coronavirus cluster in California. And, back here at home, a family is speaking out after seeing newly-obtained body camera video of a deadly pursuit on Maui.